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Newspaper Page TextStEBFORP bUUTj TRIBUNE, fRDFORD, OHMOX, MONDAY, MAY I, WW PAGE THEEB 1 V 31 I AT The upciiinj; ronirerl tif the newly irKunizi.'l city bund, under the direc tion or t lies new buudinntitcr, Ih'Kmuld 0. Rowland, will bo piven next Sun day nftornuon, May 7, In tlio City Park. Itrhuunjnls have been under way for kcvoto! weeSs for tlio oc casion, ilr. Howlund's reputation nlono is a sufficient guaranty tbat earnest and concsuoiitioits work ban been done and that n very creditable performances may bo expected. An added interest in tlio occntdon will be awakened by the announce ment that this initial concert will bo devoted to the memory of Shake spenre, as a part of the program of ovcntit arranged for by Mrs. Alan Brackinreed as chairman of the Shakcnpeurc celebration committee of tlio local Drama league center, in it.s participation in the nation-wide celebration of the tercentennial anni versary of Shukcspcann hijrthnnd death. Shakespearean muttio will form a part of the program and an address on Shnkc.spcarc will bo given by a well-known icakcr. TABLE ROCK TABLETS A citizen of Japan who is in the employ of tho Oregon-Utah Sugar Co. wuti out this way Wednewday inspect ing the beet crop and reports that the second Mccdhg is coming nicely. W. It. Hyrtim attended tho I. 0. 0. F. anniversary celebration at Talent W'edncudnv. Verne 1'endlcton is kept on tho jump these dnys doing custom work with his spray rig. Tho road crew under Suorvisor Vincent has finished the work near tho Modoc orchard and are at work in tho vicinity of Suiu'm Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hichnrdsou and little Mi-s Doris of Hoss Lane hent Sunday with relatives on this side of the river. F. L. Catou and son, Clyde, who arc worjeiug at Gold Hill, spent Sun day with homo folks. C. E. Gati i and family of Medford Forded through hero Sunday. .Mr. Muudy and Mr. Fleming of tho Gold Hill cement plant and Mrs. Kid ridge and oh Idren of that city wore buying supplies of our farmer the firxt of tho week. M. It. Chase, superintendent of the Tabic Hock ditch, has a crew of men at work giving tho ditch iU annual cleaning out. Tin, work is being rushed to avoid inconvenience to wa ter ucrs, Uh tho water is shut off during these operations. Wo have heard several report of blight in the pear orchards of this district, but so far tho apples seem to have ohcaped this disease. Plowing operations have been re sumed on tho Wiooff ranch, Mr. Up ton bringing tho tractor over Wed nesday evening. A wool buyor was through this Meinity a short time ago. He offered as high in. ; cents a pound for this spring's shoaring, but found fanners reluctant to lot go even for tht amount. A letter from .Mrs. C. W. Sago of Poplar, Mont., state that home seekers nro flocking into that icinitv by the trnir.load. In registering voters in this pre cinct we met up with a man dobiriug to register and who wo boliovod per sonally should be ontitled to vote, but according to tho registration law )Med two years ago wo could not register him and comply with tho oath of office no hud taken. However, County Clerk Gardner sends us word that if any ouo unable to register will got in communication with him bo will assist them in making tho ar rangements necessary to qualify them to vote. A large number of our citizens at tended the field moct at Eaglo Point Thursday and all spouk highly of tho vy tbe woro entertuined. Thoro was saute fonu of amusement going on every minute and many of the ooiited tukinir place between school children would have been a credit to edder athlete. The creek bank were lined during the no-ou hour with those bringing buskot dinners, and Mr. Howlott says they fod more than ono hundred at tho Sunnynide, so we esti mated that there wero about 800 peo ple preeut, including many of our county candidates. The bull gttiuo hvtweeu the Table Hock tMW sad the Jacksonville team mum not ms good it game as manv ex looted, owing to Table Hck being handicapped by not having their pitcher. The bst our bov could do wMk to bold Jaefcoonvillo to eiut run, while JaektonviUe noer ollow cd a Tablo Rook man to cros thff ji'ate Why Kmofc mt Oigara "When 1a rpinrfaa urn only lOo. CONGER PA SUNDAY SHAKESPEARE MEET News From SAMS VALLEY Automobile oRonta have been fl Ing tho dust dally In our precincts and with no Uttlo succors elthor. Through tholr agency Tom Strattiem has become the possosor of .a flue Overland car. "Wm. Vnughnn and Potor Van Hardenburg hauled their wool crop Into Central Point Saturday and ro eclved a Reed price for tho same. Tho wool and mutton prices this year make tho sheep men grin contentedly. W. A. Trcham motored to Medford Tuesday. Earl Mooro of Central Point visited Sunday at tho V. C. Kennoy homo. Tho picnic In Oardnor's grove proved a grand success In every way. A largo crowd from all tho surround ing precincts and many of the towns as well wero prrsont. Ono of tho In orcsting numbers of the program was tho short addross by Mr. Holllns of Medford. Tho Sam's Valloy school yell given nl tho presentation of their silver cup also won much pralso. W. C. Kennoy mado a business trip to Medford Thursday. It. B. Ncalon was through our pro duct last weok registering voters. Hatph Jennings, democratic candl dato for sheriff, was shaking hands with our farmorB Tuesday. Word was received hero of tho lato mnrrlogo of Donald Houghani to Miss Hunmphrcy at Klamath Kails. Don was ono of our school boys and wo wish him much happiness on his now voyage. Mr. and Mrs. Dlotrick and E. II. Hostel of South Dakota visited last week with M. A. Schotiltz and family. Miss Irene Strathom visited a tow days Inst week with her sister Iluth In Centrnl Point. Earl Lovlcr of Oranta Pass visited relatives at tho Wilson ranch Sun day. Hlchard Strauss mado a business trip to Medford Tuesday. D. C. Wilson. M. A. Schcmltz nnd George McDonough wero Medford business visitors last week. Thoro will bo an annual tolcphono meeting at Cooper's hall Monday ev ening. APPLEGATE Frank Hhodes, J. E. Ilostwlck and Mr. Camnilns of Medford wttro In tho Applegate nnd Missouri Flat country Wodnosday. C. 11. Watson, candidate for district attorney, was visiting tho voters In this section Tuesday. William Pybem of Central Point Is an Applegate visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Henson, who have, boon living In Huckeyc, California, have returnod back to tholr placo here. Thoy do not know Just how Iohr thoy will mako tholr stay. (oorgo and Margaret Hoffman at tended the ball game In Contral Point Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Drown and son Hoy attended Carson's goldon wed ding held In tho Murphy grange hall Inst Monday evening- Thoro woro over two hundred guests present and words cannot tell what a flno time every ono had and how tho hall was docorated. The supper Is said to linvo been grand. Norman Shafer loft for San Fran cisco Monday. Several peoplo of this placo en joyed attendance at tho Knglo Point and Talent field meets. J. II. Cochran, tho llf Insurance agent, was in tho Applegate country Tuesday. Lostor Layton and family were Medford visitors Monday. Quito a number of young peoplo gathered together last Sunday nnd took a trip to Ashland. Mr. Wngnor of Steamboat was a Jacksonville visitor Monday. Seeloy Hall of Medford was In the Applegate and Thompson Creok country Thursday. O. M. Murphy and 7.. Cameron of Medford were In tho Applogateo coun try Tuosday. Miles Cantrall and family of Huch wero Thompson oreok callers Sunday Wm. Fraloy and Jobn Mlllott have returned to Steamboat aftor several days spent at Medford Quito a crowd of Applegate poonlo .re going to Talent Frlda to tho Hold meet. Medford Howiters Smoka The Medford and Mt. Pitt ClKsra. Satfemwc Infants nd InYalids HORLICK'S THE OMWti&l MALTED MI&.KI Rick mill, saalI Rsia, io poWvr fata. , 7er boiiuitis hrrakitt'iudtfrovatfichJrfato. Puifltmtririoa.upbaildinatnuboUbody. ; lAuu.MKaAlli.llH.lnMkrtllfll.iniWl. ! Moro nutritious thin tai, eoSte, etc. IruUntly prepared. Requires no coolang, Sabititutu Coit YOU Sane Price Our Neighbors SOLD HILL NUGGETS Elder G. W. WillmniH left Wednes day morning for his tuture work in the Applegwle dwtrut. Judge C. C. Gull, ii pioneer of these part", came on No. 1(5 TuoimIh.v evening from his daughter's homo in Ashland. He w returning from nn extended visit with relatives at vari ous points in California when ho was taken ill nt the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. William Myers. Wednes day morning ho continued his trip north to Koscburg, where ho bus an other daughter, Mr. Ardilla New land, whom he will visit for some time. itnlph G. Jennings, democratic candidate for county sheriff, was in Gold Hill Tuosdny. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stone arrived on Wednesday morning from Kansas City, Mo., accompanied by the for mer's mother, and expect to remain for some time, occupying the bunga low opposite the new s.chool build ing. Air. Stone is employed by the Hunt Eng. Co. Mrs. I.um Smith was shopping nnd seeing friends in Medford Wednes day. Mrs. John Hammorsley ennio up from Grants Pass Wednesday to visit with friends at this phiec, returning on train No. 1(1. Mrs. Anderson went out to her Sam's Valley ranch Wednesday. Jack Merrill returned Wednesday morning from his trip up north. J. U. Smith of Sardine creek took the first sugar beet seeder to be used in this locality to his ranch on Mon day, returning it Wednesday. Some hustler! Leo Diiugnu, mining man of north ern California and Gold Hill vicinity interosts, went out to his claim four milos north of town Wednesday. Major A. J. T. Smith went to Tal ent Wednesday on No. Ill train to at tend the I. 0. 0. F. celebration. John Cameron caino homo Wednes day from his work near Coos Hay. Failing to find enough wood to chop, ho had landed the nx on his foot, likewiho is homo convalosctng from his injury. An elaborate 7 o'clock dinner was given Sunday evening at tho Home dining hall by Mis Van Duyn mid Professor Victor Flint. Covers wero laid for fourteen and the dainty five course dinner was a charming affair, long to he remembered by those in vited. Tlio decorations woro very artistic and exceedingly appropriate to the Easter occasion. Dainty chickens on place curds with familiar sayintr of each individual marked their location. Individual nut bowls of gilded egg shells further enhanced the beautiful effect. Flower decora tions wore yellow, white and greon. President J. C. Hiirch of the Hea ver Portland Cement Co., came in Thursday morning from Medford to inspect the progress, which is ery evident, at the plant. Mix. Chnrlos Hoed (neo Esther Smith) entertuined delightfully Eas ter noon with n beautifully appointed lunchoon. Covers woro In id for seven and tho afternoon spent in auto trips in the surrounding country. C. W. Martin of Modtord was in Gold Hill on official business cou necled with the California -Oregon Power Co. and took linemen on down to Itogue river. Lee Diingau went to Ashland Thursday inorniiiif on train No. l.'l. Mrs. Hugh Porter is UMtuiir her INSIST ON HOME PRODUCTS THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY- KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME ''.Z&zl '-' .. J,J rf wS.wii.'i, -& Our master miller has constructed a flour-food that brings the proper bread-joytulness to your morning, noon and night repast. Remember to say it Rogue Spray Flour MEDFORD ROLLERMILLS H. 0. Nordwick, Prop. Phone 507 Patronize the institution that maintains the Largest Payroll in Medford. The Medford The Best Equipped Job Plant in Oregon outaido of Portland, si-ler-iii-lnwj, Mrs. Cn rwir, who it with the Southern Pacific construc tion crew on the siding; at this place. Maxtor Clnlidlo Shaver entertained n number of his school friends Wed nesday evening, it being the occasion of ha tenth birthday anniversary. Ice cream and cuke in nbundanco pleased tho assembled young peoplo. A. T. Hrown of Medford, county surveyor, was hero Thursday inspect ing tbe rood in the vicinity of tho bridge. Ivan Simon was in Meiliu and l.elund Thursday. Mhrtjiit Jlowere aooomimniod Ids father, itenton llowors, of Ashland to his mine in Josephine county Thurs day morning. Word was received hero Thursday of the death by nocidout of A. Mo Nair Harrison, who so recently wont to tho soldiers' homo at Itoscburg. More particulars will bo given lntor, os his dnughtor-in-law, Mrs. Grant Harrison, goes nt once to t lint placo. Mr. Parontt of the Twin Mountain ranch, cast of town, was trading in Gold Hill Thursday. Mrs. Lloyd Simmons and Children arrived Tucday afternoon, Mr. Sim mons having been hero the past month nnd gotten work. Thoy expect to mako this their future home, ns evi denced by tho fact they hac secured the J. II. Palmer bungalow. J. W. Horron and Attorney A. E. Kellogg motored to Jacksonville and Medford Wodnosday forenoon. H. II. Mooro was n business visitor to Grants Pass Wcdncsdny. Mrs. H. Van Hovenborg was nt Grants Pass Wednesday visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston nnd Mr. and Mrs. Tobo Hrouse of Medford motoicd to Gold Llill Sunday to scud tho day with their undo nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 1). II. Miller. Miss Nina Sharp returned Tuesday to her homo in Portland, having spent her Knitter vacation with friends and relatives in this city. Mssh Sharp is n teacher in the Port laud city schools. C. S. Painter having returned from his home in Eaglo Point with his daughter, Mrs. Archie Walker, who had been visiting them the past weok, continued his journoy to the Southern Olcgon Huptist association at Grants Pass Friday. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Howlott This Is Thursday morning nnd ns I arrived from Wolf creek and Cow creok last night whero I have been since last week 1 huvo not much of local Interest to writo, but will give what 1 havo and promise to try to do bettor tho noxt time. Since my last Joo Wilson, ono of tho candidate for county clerk, and J. D. Coloman, ouo of tho candidates for assessor, were hero for dinner, and J. C. Herring, another candidate for nwieaaor. has itpont tho night with us. lie sooms to fool greatly encouraged ovor his prospoct and la making friends In these parts Ipillo rapidly. Since my last report on tho ship inont of mohair Ceorgo Drown and Sons havo reported the purchnso of fiOO pounds from J. McAllister of Lake crook, and 2.r0 pounds from Mrs. Hosslor of Drownsboro. 1 have not had time to look around for Items of Interest but just called up Frank Drown of tho firm of Geo. Drown and Sons and ho told mo he had shipped about 1000 pounds of inohnlr since my last report and that all together there luul boon about 6000 pounds shipped. The farmers In tho foot hills are learning that In combining diversified farming and Printing Co. E the stock busing that will man make litem Independent. Last Saturday the Teachers con vention met hero. Thoro wero about twonty teaehora mot. I hare net beau ablo to learn if there ware any lady teaohora took part or not, but my un derstanding waa that It waa to be strictly n men's club and that the ladloa woro to be oxotuderi, but the gentleman who gavo me what Infor mation I have received said that about all thoy did was to talk about athlotlcs and high school, but "did not get down to the work of owr whool unions It waa on the subject of sports." Wo had a noted lecturer bore the same day, Mlsa Drown, who U mak ing a tour of the coast locturlng on tho subject of moral training of tho children. Hor lecture Saturday nf toruoon wnn to tho paronts and alio omphnsltcd tho Importance of parents tolling their children In early llfo tho true facts In regard to sex ques tions boforo some one olso told thorn In a vlla and dlstortod mnnnor. Sho claimed that tho children woro not safe as long nn tho other children In tho neighborhood wero not proporly taught along tho linos of good mor als. Sho lectured again In tho overl ing along tho samo lino of thought emphasizing particularly tho neces sity of children bolng kept clean, not only morally but In a lino of body cleanliness. Last night about an hour after sup per tho following persons canto Into tho Sunnysldo for supper, bods nnd breakfast: "W. W. Parker brought thorn out from Dutto Falls and thoy had phoned down that thoy would bo hero so as to liavo everything In roadlness: AV. W. Pnrkor, Misa Edith Frodonburg, Mlns Qortrudo Frodon burg, Miss Elslo Wright, Miss Wllma Morris. Miss Marguorlto Soars, Miss Hublo I'color, Mlns Helen Abbott, Miss Helen O'Drfon, Mlns Mllllo Pat ton and Miss Allono Mnhony, tho two Inst named spent tho night with friends, and the following young m on nnd school boys enmn out from Dutto Falls nnd camped so as to bo on hand for tho track moot today, Prof. Hay Parker, Lostor Smith. Tlios. O'llrlon, William and Earlsay Cross, Lloyd Stanley, Glen Abbott, Morrol Stow art, Shirley Claspol and Chnrlos Stew art. On Sunday at 11 a. in. sho told tho object of tho W. C. T. V. movement and tho struggles nnd trials that the leaders of tho movement had In Its early history especially those of Mis weJTf iiiililllli t i Mill gMtftTHiiiiiiiiai in i II ijj ii. it 1 1 i ii if i ,iiii iHipiWMjwwwwFJSg-- 54aSw npiIAR'S some things we have to - learn to like such as olives an' hard work. Thar's others we take to naturally such as Baseball Games on VELVET. in mi i nnwmnp'Hu "T1IT' USE THE PRODUCTS OF Rogue River Valley Cannery The Best Made Help Home Industry. Try Loganberry Juice anil Sherbets at the fountains and Ice ere par lors. For GALVANIZED TANKS OIL AND WATER and IRRIGATING PIPE Go to J. A. SMITH 128 ft. Gwtpo t. Telephone MO Prattem K. Wlllard, who worked ae hard and aware fully In the early days of the movement and to reault, the organisation of the prohibition party and the antl-aaloon moremont and the glorious results how the move waa started by a few devoted chris tian women who were not afraid of the acorn and Jeers of tho rabble and who trnattng In Got! went on step by step until the move now encircles the entire globe, and now a man or woman who aeka for office la seek ing for the help of the antl-aaloon party. At S p. m. she gave another' lecture treating on tho subject of hereditary diseases, how thoy are transmitted from parent to children. Alan told of tho otfoct of the use of alcohol, tobacco nnd the social dance Illustrating oach subject by steroop tlcon slides and wound up by caution ing tho girls against allowing the young men to become familiar In handling thorn In tho dauco. Mrs. F. C. Smith wont to Ashland Wodnosday to attend tho Federation of Womon's Clubs. She Ib tho treas urer of tho organization. C. D. Watson of Ashland, hnn been In town for several days Interviewing tho voters. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I). Abbott, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorgo Lewis, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Cronomlllor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Ulrlch, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Cnu dlll, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gall and Mrs. Poto Eusolo woro among thoso from horo attainting tho Odd Fellows' nnnlvorsary at Talent Wodnosday, Colonel nnd Mrs. II. II. Snrgont woro Medford visitors Wodnosday aft ernoon. Colonel Sargent has received word from headquarters at Washing ton to bo In readiness to leave for Mexico should tho war still continue Mrs. Arthur Kleluhnmmor passed through town Thursdny on hor way from Duiicom lo Medford. Mrs. Walter Kentuer will nrrlvo oday (Saturday) from Hcno, Nov., on a visit to hor mother, Mrs. T. J. Konuoy. Mrs. Ilnrry Luy, Mrs. Eugene Thompson nnd Mrs, Charles Hanson wont to Ashland Thursday morning to nttend tho Woman's Federation. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wendt hnvo re turned from San FrancUco, where tho former underwent incillriil trnntinnnt. Mrs. T W Fulton arrived from 3 Yrekn, Cal , this week and Is a guest in I"",1 iMlMIIliWlihJiW lUJfcllM.a.l II hi . qpfi&fr 3C Don't Let This Opportunity Go By You Mid ImkII) ilki'l) to huvtt tho (linnet) in jiroilm t niu-h a gradu of mill work at uch inn nay mmvIuk lirlowt In a loiiu whllti to come, if ever. So if you want to prova your thrift and good Judgment eema t ont'o and got your ahare of the v Ihki. Th U Is a cumo w1iht tho more you upend the morn ou a've. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS tilil 'if . ML. VTSLb iFWnUirk BMMMMsMsJ Lm , 1 MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO. Ask Your Grocer and Butcher FOIl roouc rervE.Fj9 They Are Home i Grown AND i lp?MAC0RSl?ofW it "oirvr rw at the home of Iter aunt, Mrs. IL Gallup. Mlsa Edith Dick waa a Medford visitor Wednesday aflarrroon. Mrs. W. II. Ilowen attended tho Christian Science lecture at Ashland Thursday erenlng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Ska for nnd Mr. nnd Mra. 0. J. Shnfer attondod tho funornl of the late Mrs. Cliarlos Isaacs at Phoenix Monday. Mlsa Anna Drottd, the trained nurse. Is spending a faw dnys at hor home. ,. S. S. S. Your Remedy. Modern rclrnco bss proven that bolts ami curbunclrs. plmplrs and unslsliUy iikln blntrliCK. nro nlRrtsls of dlataoil tilooil Scaly skin and Itching of Bote inn, Scrofula, rnnhes all skin dlsoavcs are nKKrnvatPd by bnd blood lt' the Infected blood that's danssrous Don't wnlt for tho bollu. If you hve pimples nnd Motahe, take InMant netlon. l'lni plcn tell you that your blood I OHM with Impurities. You munt wash out your blood, nnd stimulate It to healthy action with Nature's own blood tonic, 8. H. M. It Is tho standard blood purl nor of the world Don't ue druRn, oint ments, salves. 8. & H. renchei the blood, driven out the Impurities. It makes healthy perspiration tho potion Ii lit erally swentod out through the kln. Holts, blotched, Kcxemaand tho Scrofula, Indications OUsppear. It docs what salves and lotions esn never do It rocs to the root of tho trouble by reaching the blood. Your skin becomes clear and you soon feel the visor of perfect hoalth S. H H. Is purely veg etable. You enn K"t It any dm pa I it's. Write for book of fact. "What tho Mirror Tells " If yours Is a lonf stand Iiik cane, write for expert advice to Rwlff Hpeeine CV Atlnnta. CJa. Tk Star Got It Charlie Chaplin's 101 It-ltLLL III hli;s(jii: ON CARMEN TDK DLVT ril.M'LIN PtMIKOV r ru itLLKAsini. Maunger Hharlt's promise lo tho public has been, when bettor plcturea wero made, ho would show them. This promise has bonn fulfilled. Tho greatest Chaplin picture ovgr made. You Mill lauxh for weeks after. COMIXU MAY nnd 8. They're file Best Eve? BBBtBUrBsVBB' 'pj&0TWg&''f ww .